Crime & Safety
Drunk Man Becomes Unresponsive In Vienna Cab: Police
This week in Vienna, an intoxicated man fell unconscious in a cab and residents found items taken from unlocked cars.

VIENNA, VA—There are many examples of unruly passengers in cabs and ride-sharing cars, but here's a new local example. An intoxicated man was arrested and charged after becoming unconscious and not paying a cab driver last week in Vienna.
Police arrived to the 500 Block Maple Avenue West around 1 a.m. on July 28 to find the man unconscious in the backseat. A police officer was not able to wake the man up and called for the ambulance.
First responders eventually were able to wake up the man, but he refused to go to the hospital. Police arrested him and found he had a fake driver's license. He was taken to the Fairfax County Adult Detention Center and given arrest warrants for drunk in public and possession of a fictitious driver’s license charges.
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Other incidents in the July 28-Aug. 3 Town of Vienna crime report include two nearby car break-ins on Battle Street SW. Police say unknown suspects entered unlocked cars at the 100 and 200 block on July 29. In the first incident, just loose change was gone. In the second incident, a woman's wallet was stolen, and several charges were made on her credit card.
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More notable incidents in the crime report are:
Grand Larceny 17-006883
Palm Beach Tan
105 Center Street, NW
July 29 between 5:10 p.m. and 5:16 p.m.
An employee reported that two male subjects entered the store. One of the subjects distracted an
employee while the second subject stole some items from the purse of another employee.
521 Maple Avenue East 17-007012
Hit and Run
August 2 1:07 p.m.
Officers responded to 521 Maple Avenue East for a hit and run report. The vehicle owner
advised that she parked her car in the back parking lot while she went inside to eat lunch at
approximately 1215 hours. When she returned to her vehicle she observed that the bottom part of
her rear bumper was hanging off the car and there was a dent to the left rear corner of the
vehicle.
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